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The striking Coke Workers.

PiTTsBURG, July ls.-The striking
coke workers have called a convention at
Eyers0n tomorrow. 10 consider the adj
visibility of causing a total suspension
of work in the regions by calling upon
those working at the advance to come
out until the strike is settled. They
think that a general shut down would
soon compel the operators who want
coke to bring strong pressure TO bear
on the others. An attempt will probably
also be made to stop the importation of
new men by sending committee to New
York to explain the situation to any
whom agents may propose to send in.
There is no change in the situation to-
day
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Saturday evening when the remains of
lhe lamcnted Ms. Saliie Butts Holt
reached Petersburg they were met by
many friends of her late father Mr. Al
fred Butts. hcr grand father Mr. Saul II.
Marks and hcr uncle, Mr. Frank l..
Marks
They were conveyed i0Grace Episcopal
church Here Rev. Mr. S0meryiIlc Of
fciatcd The interment was made at
Blmllod Cemetery The singing by the
choir and thc chanting at the grave was
very impressive. There were "a large
number of very elegant floral tributes.
Sunday the grave was again covered
With flowers by those who had known
and loved beer in life.
The sad and sudden death Of Mrs. Holt
has created deep impression and
awakened profound sympathy among a
large circle of friends.
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The nnmmY O,erhauIed.

The dummy on the Reservoir extension
of the street car line was Withdrawn
temporarily on yesterday until . o'clock
p.m. for necessary attention and repairs,
The cylinders were badly in need Of pack
ing. and thorough oyerhauling was
necessitated from the heavy work en-
tailed upon it by the crowds that have
been visiting the plrk. The company
would easily find use for another dummy
as they are unable to accommodate
promptly the present patronage.
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Another Postponement for sharp.

NEW YORK, July ls. The argument
in the order to show cause why a perma-
nent stay of execution Of the sentence
of Jacob Sharp should not be granted,
has been postponed by consent until next
Friday. Sharp was more restless last night
than any night since his incarceration in
Ludlow-street Jail He slept very little,
and frequently complained Of the heat.
During the night he became very uneasy,
and Warden Heating was summoned
and carried him to his chair and famed
him
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The Ironclad Virginia.

The arrival Of cargo of iron plates
from the famous Confederate ironclad
Virginia or Merrmac recalls the fact that
there have been lying on the Dock, near
Mr.. }. G. Smith warehouse, two guns
which are said to have formed part of
the armament. If their connection with
the vessel can be traced they are interest
ing relics and worth preserving. They
would form very suitable ornaments to
the square adjoining the armory of our
only artillery company, the Howitzers.
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Pool Selling Not Lawful in Illinois.

CmcAGo, July ls.-A special TO the
Inter- Oceaa from Springfield. ILL.,, says :
The Attorney-General has decided that
the law passed by the late legislature in
relation to pool selling and book making
on fair grounds does not authorize or
legalize pool selling lie further states
that If pool selling is permitted on a
fair ground it will be considered gam
bling device
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The Sultan Uneasy.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, July ls.-The Sui
tan. through Herr Won RadOwitz, the
German ambassador, and by a direct mes
senger, tried to persuade Sir II. ID. Wolf,
the British commissioner to postpone his
departure from COnstantinople. In his
latest dispatch Lord Salisbury refused to
modify the Egyptian convention. There
are rumors OF coming changes IN the
ministry
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Prince ferdinand's Case,

LONDON, July fs-The replies of the
powers to Bulgaria. note asking their
approval of the election OF Prince Fer
dlnand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha as prince
of Bulgaria are evasiye.
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ID. S.IhoMPSON, Franklin street. under Ex
chsuse ho1ei AdVeftising sign artist
Board fence and wall signsa specially.
H. LiPSCOMB. 80. 2s y. Ninth street. Sipr
painting anJ gliding ON gsss
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THE CITY AMBULANCE.

The city ambulance was called out four
times TO parties, all OF whom were suffer
ing from the effects Of heat.
At 1.30 o'clock, to John Gentry, at No.
Is North Twenty-ninth street. Gentry
died during the eve ling.
At o'clock pm. to No. 3O35 Lester
street to white woman. She was at
tended and left doing well.
At $3.50 o'clock to Watson's tobacco
factory 10 see j. Blunt. He was un-
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James i. Phillips, and \. JEFF Vaughan,
executive committee.
As concluding remark, it may be said
that the thermometer at Blenners Park
did not get above 90; and, although it was
quite hot the day was a happy one.
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B. n. MORRISETT. No. II Seventh stree
NaDchcster. Phone. SO5.
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The Belle Isle Company has bought a
quantity Of iron from the famous gun
boat Virginia or Merrimac, and have al
ready received orders for a number Of
nails to be manufactured as relics
The various churches were but slimly
attended on Sunday large part of the
various congregations being kept at home
by the heat
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have its picnic at West Point to-day
Tomorrow the Episcopalians to Maiden's
Adventure, and on Thursday the Central
Methodist church TO the same place.
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NI-.A.J. PYLE. 3.n N. Fifthstrcct. f Ncing,
cleaning. securing. and carpet cID au.np.
Manufacturer of thc Acme ReuOyatJr
t.I- 3D. BANNI~TEk. sl6 +. Broad street
iaec curtains ID speciality.
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THE OFFICERS.

The following are the officers OF the
old First Virginia Regiment Association
for the year ending July 18th, 1855 ::
Colonel William H. Palmer, president I;
Captain f. Payson Reeve, Colonel L. H..
Langley, and a. JEFF Vaughan, vice
presidents; Sergeant Charles T. Loehr,
secretary and treasurer; \. Il. Woodson,
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ELBA COAL YARD (Elba statioaj. o roaC
and Pine streets. W. s. Pitcher. agent Al
kinds of Coal. Wood, and Coke Tele
phone, go
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THE PEOPLES co>crRrs.



The Programme foF thl. Week.
The DAILY TIMES is glad TO announces
that the committee iu charge of the free
concerts have. in order to meet The yiewd
and c0uycninccs oi all classes, children
included decided to have for the pres
ent two evening concerts, commencing
afsIJO'cl0ca. one lf Monroe and one
40 Marshall Park, and one afternoon
concert u Glj ai Capitol Square
FOR THIS WEER.
Tuesday Capital square, at G1jt
Thursday Monroe Park, at S.lj; Satur
dav. Marshall PARK, ut s.lj.
PROGRAMME FOR CAPITOL SQUARE.
March. En Rcvcnant DE La Revue,
or Boulangers song. arranged by j. Jar
della "a. HcimWch lllOme-ickl, jung
mann %. IlaWth0rne-Schoiiische, W. VI
Blum 3-Oycrture. Nabucco lNebuchad-
nezzar. Verdi 4-lntroduction and
Waltz-Fedora. Bucal0ssi. j-The Jur-
kish Patrol. +. Michaelis, 6-Polka, Ma
zurka. Lapolic-Patineuse, j. +. Van
Maanen 1-Grand Medley Overture
blossoms. T.. Bocttger S-March, Aux
Armes. II. VI. Miuker
The concert for this evening will be
on th- Capitol square
I'm this lhe committee has acted wisely
The TIMES said from the start that these
concerts should begin at or about )
o'clock in order 10 allow our respectable
working people of both sexes to enjoy
them.
The committee have acted well, and
they will receive thanks from the entire
community.
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%. U.WALLEESIINE s. co.. ~ and rs $. iif
tcenth street. Potatoes, butter. beams r'1D
lHge. Ac.
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Yeyed to his residence AL NO. lOll west
Marshall street.
At 7 o'clock pm. to Augustus Rens at
Eighteenth and Main streets. lie re-
ceived attention and was taken to his
home at the corner Of Twelfth and
Franklin streets.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
The state of the weather in Manchester
will be found under the proper head.
At Blenners Park but few of the old
Firs. were prostrated.
There was universal sympathy eX-
pressed FOR the street-car horses. The
company, both in the interest of humanity
and for the public convenience, had the
poor beasts watered at each end of the
line, and sponged own at both Of these
places and at Ninth and Main streets.
They were also changed after every
two trips. One died Sunday, but no
deaths were reported yesterday. \ num-
Der, however, had to be taken out, The
teams all over the city suffered, and still
there was complaint by some of over
loading. None came under this reporters
eye, II they had they would have been
reported to the police In fact to give
the short end Of long story there was
but one universal song all over the city
yesterday and that was that it was the
hottest day for years.
WELCOME CHANGE.
About 7 o'clock the thermometer began
to fall and there was fall of some fifteen
degrees in thirty minutes. About o'clock
the storm that had been brewing for
some hours burst forth, but it was not so
violent as that of June 20th-fOur weeks
agO-when houses were unrOOfed and
other damage done. There was cOnsid-
cradle lightning and thunder, but it was
accompanied by most refreshing
shower.
At $3.50 O'Clock the thermometer at An
tonis uptown store registered so It
was 1902 at the same place at o'clock.
The change all over the city was a most
welcome one the average fall of the tenn
perature being about 20'
In the room where this article is writ
ten at 1870 o'clock the thermometer regis
tered "a, and at II o'clock it was at ~.
At o'clock, however, It was lOi
1t IS sincerely hoped that the heated
term is over for awhile at least The
spell of the past week has been disastrous
in many ways. We should, however,
be grateful that it has been no worse,
and dOubly thankful for the prospect of
more pleasant weather for al least a
brief season.
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANUFA
Ii RING co.. lul4 T.. Main 81. Manut3c-
lutCfs aud importers of stamp novelties.
'll L'NlNlON ltt BEER STAMP WORKS
"' Bank street. Agents wanted; send ioi
circular
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Dayitt and Redmond.

Dayitt and Redmond.
DUBLIN, July 1S.-Mr. Redmond. ma.
tiOnalist member Of parliament. speaking
at Coolgraney, said he deeply respected
NJ. Dayitt's sery ces, but regretted his
latest speech, which amounted TO a charge
that was little short of folly against the
advice given by the Irish leaders, and "A
charge Of cowardice against the people.
The tenants, Mr. Redmond said, ought
not to engage in an unequal struggle
against the bayonets of their enemies.
Mr. Davitt, replying to Mr.. Redmond,
said he would act in accordance with
Mr. Parnell's advice, but would not be
dictated to by any sub-leader of the
Irish party.
Mr. Dillon, speaking at Arklow, thank
ed the people Of Coolgraney for their ad.
mrable adherence to the plan of cam
paign He was unable to refrain from
expressing regret at Mr. Dayitt's speech,
finding fault with the advice Of the Dub
lin executive He desired to defend Mr.
Harrington, whose official position pre-
cluded him from replying personally.
lie hoped that in the future their petty
differences would be settled in the coun-
ell chamber.
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r. GARCIN ~ CO.. l4i6 Franklin street fcsta
ushcd ls6V. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
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BATHING BRIEFS.

On Sunday evening the police raided
a numberOf boys, who contrary 10 orders,
were bathing at the Stonewall" " above
Belle Isle Junction Persons bathing
here are exposed to the view of those fre-
quenting the very popular evening prom
enades on Spring Hill and the Richmond
and Danyille railroad, and hence the prac-
tice was broken up.
There was a rumor among the boys
yesterday that bathing would be broken
up on Belle Isle. This would indeed be
a calamity, and as the place is very
suitable one for such purposes, ii is hoped
the rumor is without foundation.
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Uardwarc and Carriage Goods:

D. p. JCsTl~. n. Futccnh street. Labor
agent. Established lei-@
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THE HEAT.

The heat continued intense in Manches-
chester Yesterday, the thermometer run
ming up to l0j bnt fortunately without
fatal result 10 man or beast.
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Undertakers;

T.. ". stage. Twelfth street, under Am erica
Hotel Civic and military tailor.
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THE HUsTTNGs COURT.

The Jlly term of the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday, but little business
was done Judge Ingram delivered as
usual charge to the jury, and spoke Of
the good order which has been kept in
the city. The only important case on
the docket, that Of fuckers executor
against the city of Manchester, was con-
tnued until the September term.
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YIUGINIA RUBBER 90. 5l3 Z. broad strect
Betting hose, and all kinds OF rubber goods
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A.C.HlGil l-3s b.. Nam street. Watches ana
leNe.rt neatly repaired.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.

Items of Interest Gathered From Our Sis
ter CITY.
On account of the intense heat there
was no work done at Belle Isle yesterday
nor will It probably be resumed until IT,,
temperature moderates. There is plehty
Of work on hand, but it is physically i'm
possible for the men 10 stand the heat.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BIf SINESS HOUSES.
or RELIABLE

bUuhlss L1usfs. WrinQ Mcfr i0c0tl0H dH0
5,,.,.... ..fvJl t',,.Grly,, ,JslctI 0s II source
I,t,.o ~ l,,.,,
y fQnChcf iW Wi',W"'ty" ''.,"'c " ""y
Analytical Chemist;
Dr. HENRY FKOELING. ]. $. Twelfth street,
chemist fo Chcenucnke and Ohio and Rich
fcuUon to ores and mineraI waters.
Architects.
rcsu0udcnco solicited.
BARRIERS:
street, Hair cutting, dyclng, shavnif' ana
ii'p'oins'
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J. a. GHASBERGEK. lils T.. fmnNin street
AI work guaranteed.
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Z. ]. DAVIS. 2, \. Nmfh sfrDOt. Shudl
awnings. cloths. and paper hanging.
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pEArH OF MIR. ALEXANpER.

Jordan Alexander, who was so severely
injured by a fall from window Of a
house in Swansboro, died Sunday night
about II o'clock and was buried yester-
daY evening.
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Among the many visitors during The
day were Messrs James o. Gray. John
OFT James Ncthcrwood, Frank ID. llilL
Lieutenant john +. Laughton, Mcssrs Ed.
Cummins. B NJ. Batkin-, e. Neale, J.. s..
Cardolo, x. Wendenburg, Joseph r. Klein
ingham, J. b. Mitchell, Anderson Grubbs.
= Andrew Wingield, George T. Dean,
aqmes Miller, and Robert lIiIl
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IDliN j. GERlNG. corner of Fourteen th and
aIIn streets. Tents, awnings. bags. horsc and
wagon covers.
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NitUNOND DpAINTSIOKE.s 5 T.. Broad street
Paints. oils, glass, and painters supplies.
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE 4CCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS or
TIE DAY BY TELEGRAPH

Another Postponement for sharp-rhe
striking Coke Workers Prince ferdi-
nand's Case-rbe Bank Alright The Sui
tan Uneasy The Cabinet Crises in Turkey.
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A small boy, son Of James Randolph,
well known colored man, fell down a
flight Of steps on Sunday, and received a
conclusion Of the brain. Dr. Ingram was
at once called in, and yesterday the boy
was doing well.
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OLIVER B. DYER. 64 T.. Marshall stree
Wholesale Hl retail. Sole agent iur Oh
Cherokee Cough Drops
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JOSEPH DElANDE. lO2 b.. Main street. Ben
IlurIre and general machine repairing.
Models iur patents.
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ENAMINATION OF sCHOOL TEACHERs.

Superintendent of Schools Maurice was
engaged in the examination of candidates
for positions as teachers in the public
schools There is only one vacancy, but
the number of applicants was large, there
being a number Of persons examined who
have not before taught. The result has
not been announced.
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Mattress Manufacturers
ADAM DlACONr. @l, T.. Marshall street
Whu'eSlc aud retail. Repairing neat 'y and
promptly done.
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WALTER D.. BRAIER. star NO. r., First
Market. smoked hcet-tOngucs speciality.
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NALlEN is WRAN. Seventh and Grace
Ties. .Ac.
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j. R TEASDALE. 1915 T.. Main street. Best
$3.50 md .3 mems and - and s2.oO 'aniea
shoes.
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Architects:
NJ. j.. DlNMOCk. ll3 +. Main street. Cor
rcsUOudtncc solicited.
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The Twenty-SiXth Anniversary Of the Old
First Virginia who Answered to Roll
Call Fine banquet Traternal Com
pnny. Fine Committee. and Love Feast.
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Bakers:
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r.. Adam'
pIuruetor ID $. Twelfth street. Whh''.ue
and retail.
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BdrbeTS.
WILLIAM u. GARDNER, 5l6 T. Broad
street, Hair cutting, dyclng, shaynig' ana
ellmpOOlug.
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a.roN1.nfxC nFCCRss,

IL IL the duty Of ey-fy person Who has
used BaseAes's Gsrssas SgT1p g. LET IT,
wonderful qnAlities be known TO their
fFisnda 10 caring consumption, severe
coaghs, ersap, asthma, poeamonta. asd
IN fact eli throat and lang diseases No
psFa0n can nss il without immediate
relief. Three d0ses wiii relisve say case.
and we consider il the duty Of all drug
zists 10 recommend IL b the poor. dying
c0nsun psiTH, AZ ieasa % Try one bottle,
a. 20 ZOO d.Esn bottles Sere soid lssi
year, and 30 cue case Were % failed
wAs rsportsS sash medicine A. the
Ssr7rsas SSyap caErot - teo witely
kRovp. Ask yoar srzasist aboat n.
sample betsies 70 try, odd al 10 cents.
X guar 81. Is osata- eold b. all
druggists sui dsAisEs IN tie United
states and Csnsds- Do
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The following deeds we're aisd in The
Auditors office for record yesterday:
Jacob Jones to I. c sepsr and 7. Row
lev, commanding rods wesl OF sc. cor
DER Of sec -. to. "a, range s east,
thence north i6 rods, thence west 10
rlas, thenco south Is rods, thence east
uulsed states TO 40 Rs3WArd. sw.
\ sec. I. 20. 3. range 3 Z, 500.
j Q. ksd3aFd 90 Thomas Hood and
8. B. Carr, sane, u.
Margaret j. Pautins to 5. \. Conner,
lots and 8, block = Pcniius' addition,
Rs65.
E.P. Ferry 20 ThOmss 5 Moore. lots
IL 70 -. inclusive, block ], Hicks addi-
ton, 500
lanes Mcknight TO J. n. blanchard,
lot l, block 46, MAYNARD addition, 81.
J. ~. Blanchard 10 Msrguretsa Z,
Sawtelle, lots / ard 2, block ~. Nay
nsrd's addition, $50
Nv. Eiwards 10 O. A. AeuiHeF, CON
MERGING - rods NORTH Of Sk- corner Of
W. = Of SW. SO. "a. 20. -, range
east. thence west 10 chains. Themes norm
5 chains, teeucs east 10 chains. theoeS
500 b eh.ins, 5000.
In. Wood - Lsttis p. Abbott, lot
ana 8 y Of lot 5. BuFks's sscond add
tier, $50.
Msrsora De Voc % ". II. LleweIiFn,
Ne = ONE az &C. Is, 70. -, FAnss
az. $500
WV. Kosh 30 { .lheFine krAas. lst 5
biock II HaIFs Of ;. A. Belle acdItIs a
fll00
Srorse + ABBOTT 70 firsi BApii
O. ur.h z 5 sAtsle. te1so fees 10 l0t S
elsek /. RaFke's second. $40
Ixdis O. IssE % A. B. n rtiil, lot 5
hioch s., d. 7. DsnRy's attE add
tto1. 81.
G<orse D. Hill % John q. MeGFAw
lots ana & block IL Central. aod bali
az hsoek :, Kiassxr's scottior. 81
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DEATH or ERNEST VoN SoHBADKR.-
In reply 10 Mr.. @. II. Msusdorffer, Who
wrote 10 Milwaukee fer particulars con
corning the death Of Ernest Won Schra
der, the Sehlitz Brewing Company
writes IS follows Mr.. Won SchFadeF
arrived in Milwaukee on Friday the lbth
inst. aud complained the very next day
TO his friends that he felt III. On the
next Monday 1t was found necessary 70
convey hin to Sc. Joseph's hospital.
where be vas properly taken care Of.
His physician pronounced that be bad
severe attack Of brain fever combined
With typhoid fever which resulted 10
his death en- Tuesday, the 18Th iRst. He
vas buried in the Forest Home Gem
steEy, quite = number OF friends follow
ing his remains to the grave "-OTsgoa-
GlH-
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PERSONALS.

A. W. Forbes end wife, Of Salem.
Oregon, are registered At the ArlingtoB.
Geo, T. Atkinson, Superintendent Of
The Tacoma Mill, returned hoIne yesteF-
dsy.
M. n. Geraos, Of Portland, passed
lhFOugh here last evening for Port
TesnseHd.
Philo Ru heFford, q prosperous farmer
q Falls City, Is registered - the New
England.
L.s.J. Hunt and Il. @. WashbaFn re
tsfued n N business trip 10 Portland
laal evening.
\. Bldea, a commercial traveller Of
san Francisco, who has bean seriously
u at The Brunswick, is nov GONZALES
anL
senator Warner Miller and party Of
foas for Alaska arrived In Portland last
evening". They expect to 20 north on
Ne next trip Of the Olympian.
VI, Leo Blevin, Who has been in Sc
aite for the pat few weeks, WAsi q pas
.enReR on the outgoing steamer CGiam
elA from Portland for San Francisco.
A. L. Francis. Jas. W. Lsach Of Pert
Ind, Henry Collins OF New Castle. X.
bshrvoFth, W. I. Little. A. v enbeER,
iRo. A Black Of San Francisco. ]. Ma
eomher Of Ssabeck. and John O. Bryce,
ofPoftland. are At the Occidental.
Sir Knight Collins. author Of the re-
yised drill Of the Knights TemRlsF. is in
ne city, and eISeots 20 remain . couple
Of months. He comes highly recon
msnded by prominent eifieers Of the
ofRsniEation Of whioh he is u member.
n. r, Midlaugh u Medical Lake, f.
h,e,aFk OF Falls CITY, J. W. Marshal of
saoQuaimie, Mrs. nightingale. Mrs.
eomAs Of kenton. T. Rutherford %
fhls CITY. Charles Ahlss. u. l.. Ken
sedy OF Tacoma. Il. II. Nichols " Pert
usmele, ] l.. Patterson OF Colorado
are az the New L gland.
n. n. VALID 81 White River, Ben At
nnson and wife Of Newcastle. @. J.
aiddaash Of Fargo. OAK. SamI Phil
of Little Falls. MINI. ID. Roberts
q franklin, Mrs. d. Stout aud q. A.
soul OF Tunnel City. Mrs. Neff - ksn
as Nly, George A. Heard OF 81. Vim
ssnt MINI, aud Mrs. Rseas and Miss
noan Of Ohio, are at the Brunswick.
tsptAin Il. l. TihbAls, Of Port Town
eeai n, g. Mcpherson. J. b. Libhv. Of
IAco@s; Mt Jenkins ard wife. Of Ken
Nety; Mrs, l.. HsWell and sou, OF New
sAsuei Alfred Raeue. of Cedar Moan.
Aini 4, n Smithers, Of Renton; II ID.
Snlsh, OF Jsmestows, N. Y; Gus Hall.
l. Clouse. George z. Hall. Williams
nAfnam, Of Ellensbure; w. " Lev
snee and wife, Of Whateoui, and A. W.
soiees and wife, Of Salem, are at the
Arlington.